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Kittens rescued in Tennessee may lose eyes, rescue says

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Several kittens rescued in Tennessee may lose their eyes. (Credit: True Rescue) MT. JULIET, Tenn. - Multiple kittens may lose their eyes after being rescued in Tennessee, a rescue organization said.

True Rescue in Mt. Juliet said over the Memorial Day weekend, workerse were in three different counties conducting rescue operations.

In Bedford county, workers took in four urgent kittens and they will likely lose an eye. The next case, two abandoned puppies were rescued after recently being born.

One received emergency care after a possible prolapsed anus. RELATED: Watch: Chimp 'infatuated' with newborn at zoo builds nest for 'pretend baby'The third case, involved rescuing 17 cats from a property that had seemed to become a dumping ground for the animals.

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